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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1971

Page

5

Editorials Question Pentagon Defense Contractor Profits

The Pentagon buying chief Barry Shillito testifies that a Navy officer said a rear admiral agreed to pay 134 million in claims to Lockheed subsidiaries without confirming legal obligation. He calls the payment tens of millions and worries over loans and guarantees to Lockheed. He cites defense contractor profits and urges restraint in taxpayer money.

Chicago Atlanta Long Beach Washington, D.C Barry Shillito Pentagon House Senate Navy Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Shillito Lockheed United States General Accounting Office

Start-early education plan by California’s Riles is proposed

California Superintendent Wilson Riles advocates starting children in school a year earlier and finishing high school sooner, followed by a year off for travel or work and then college. The proposal hinges on college acceptance and junior colleges bearing some costs, with taxpayers eventually funding the expansion.

Wilson Riles California Superintendent of Public Instruction Riles

Hospital room cost forecast cited by editors

The American Hospital Association estimates hospital room costs will average about $100 daily in four years. Rockford area hospitals report similar rising charges as costs continue to climb and affect patient care budgets.

American Hospital Associaton Rockford Senate Washington Health, Education and Welfare Department America Hospital Association

Books in Review: Horses in the Green Valley and The First Flower People

This brief roundup highlights two new titles. Horses in the Green Valley by Vian Smith surveys farm circus and barge horses with a warm, literary gaze. The First Flower People by Ralph S Solecki explores ancient Kurdish burial rites against a backdrop of Neanderthal emotion and early humanity. The column then shifts to a healthcare note on rising hospital costs and doctor shortages impacting patient care.

Green Valley Vian Smith Doubleday Ralph S. Solecki Knopf Sherlock Halmsian Inck Solecki

Letters to the editor range from polling claims to public notices

A reader calls for proof of fake polls and urges disclosure to AAPOR and Western View Point records. Other letters thank reporters for coverage of a benefit for Danny Flores, criticize front page gossip about Miss Timberlake, and contest high school contest awards and a relative of the President.

Press-Telegram Juuale E. Swan Bob D. Caren AAPOR American Association of Public Opinion Research Pacific Organization Western View Point Long Beach Jack W. Bentley Danny Danny Flores Rochelle’s Convention Center Frank Anderson Todd Thomey Stan Leppard Mary Carlton Ron Carlson Los Alamitos Gilruth Blade Ucla Rolling Hills High Wilson High Bellflower Rolling Hills Wilson Tehachapi San Marino Melissa Blaylock Miss K. Timberlake Nixon

NEA Faces Staff Union Fight Reveals Shifting Teaching Trade

The National Education Association and its staff union NEASO clash over a renewed contract. NEASO seeks wage reclassifications from seven to eight pay groups, hefty salary scales, extended paid leave, sabbatical rights, travel and moving benefits, and a four day work week. The dispute underscores militant trends within teaching unions and hints at future demands on school boards.

Washington National Education Association NEA Aftcio Fice National Education Association Staff Organization NEASO

June Bride Gossip Turns Satirical Society Page

The piece lampoons a June wedding between Abigail Buttress of Pale Vale and Robert Bent Brigham of Brisk Breeches Minnesota. It skewers family eccentricities, heritage trappings, and postnuptial life amid consumerism and domestic bustle, revealing sharp humor about modern marriage and wealth.

Abigail Concannon Buttress Walter Osgood Buttress Pale Vale Sweetgum Bay Robert Vict Or Scott Epsom Bent Brigham Brant Brock Brigham Brisk Breeches Minn Miss Agatha Bat Brigham U.S.A Robert Victor Seat Epsom Bent Brigham

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